Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-09
IFrom Thursdays Daily.I
8ALMAGuNDI

NJ heiIs gestcIhy-
Reinhart has the finest display OF
Wooden Goods ever exhibited in Elko.
There was talk of another bail al
Wells tonight. Let the good work go
on. --.' ....
A Texas woman has a pet alligator
that wags his tail when his name is
called. ''
Yesterday was quite warm and Sum-
msr like, but to-day u good fire is COM
Portable. . r..rt 600 d.
Helena. Montana, is TO have a man.
moth ho;el building which will contain
200 rooms and lS stores.
Mr. Geo. Moody Is the father of n
baby girl. See notice under the head Of
born, in another column.
c. c. Wauaoc. Assessor of Eureka,
am up by last evenings train and will
go to San Francisco to-day.
Commissioner Honeyman says the
| sest crowd he ever saw Mt n ball III
Wells was there las; night. .r.....
Ex-Governor Adams arrived from his
White Pine stock ranch last evening
and stopped over in town to day. a.
Isaac GriswoId shipped this morning
from Halleck three carbon Is, Gj head, Of
horses for 81 Joseph, Missouri.
Two car loads of Z. c. Harly's Nor
man horses passed through this morn
ing on their return from the State
Fair. ......
An English sporting nan estimates
that not less than $780, 900 was put up
on the Thistle in London, and $4,000
in New York.
In the case Of ex-senator Creighton,
n of the three San Francisco jury.
fxers. the Jury Saturday brought in n
verdict of guilty. "
1t il snid that the convict population
OF the United States. not counting the
rogucs ont of jul, is Gi,3io. or one for
every $50 Inhabitants.
Miss Ida Ii. Adds has at last deter
mined to bring suit against exc overnor
John q. Downry for breach Of promise
OF marriage. She will ask for $500, coo
damages.
The English papers are Agitating
q reform of the house of Lords. II
the lords that haunt this country are
fair specimens, retor.n is certainly TO be
desired.
The editor and foreman OF this Office
both we're at Wells last night and ar
here this afternoon, but COM
positors went on bravely with the work
cur nbsence.
History seems to give a man a long
Of life. George Bancroft passed
his eighty.cighth birthday yesterday,
and his cour;rymen wish him many
Of the dag.
Hrreaft~r the New York Herald will
Ire printed and published simultaneously
two continents. II will appear every
morning in Paris and vii be sold there
for . cents. its New York price.
The NV placer d~igSings in the Blue
mountains, southeast Of Arizona, are of
greater importance than at irst re-
ported. The largest nugget taken from
the guloh is valued At $1,000. .....
It's learned that the disease known as
black leg has made its appearance
among the cattle in portions OF Baker
county. Oregon. Several large stock.
men have lost a good many head
already.
Los Angeles hns shipped in from Chi
clgo q consignment Of rendy-made
houses. They are jointrd, framed and
painted, and all they require is some
carpenter to set them up, when they are
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Lrngtry has acquired a fame in
California. A writer i'll the S~Haramen-
to paper says of her; "Shc is not much
OF nm actress, Int she has been rrglrd-
ell ms ono Of the most beautiful women
in New Jersey"
State School Superintendent Dovey
is going to hold n Teachers Instutc in
Reno during the last week in November.
All teachers are respectfully invited to
attend, rs n good time aud L profitable
session may be anticipated.
Mrs. Matte Ravens, vile OF railroad
grader at Great Falls, Montana, was re-
ported some days ago TO have suicidcd.
But it il now alleged that 1t was not n
snicide but n murder. and the husband
has been arrested Gu Hrgcd with it.
Evening Report:-Two drunken rlcn
had \ fight on the divide yesterday,
aud one bent the other badly. They
were parted. became frciuds, aud went
to Gold Hill, where they had another
light. resulting d%isdslrously to the same
Que again.
The hill making II n penal offence to
tcnch whites and blacks in the same
school, which has been for some time
peudiDg in the Georgia Legislature,
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